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Javier Loera Cervantes

Currently holds the office of Illinois State Senate - District 1 until January 6, 2025.

Candidate for Illinois State Senate - District 1 in 2024 Illinois General Election.

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About Javier Loera Cervantes

Professional Experience
Illinois State Senate, State Senator (2022 - Present)
16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman Office, Legislative and Community Relations Director (2020 - 2021)
SEIU HCII, Collective Bargaining and Representation Representative (2006 - 2018)
Union Representative
Degrees
Bachelor's, International Academy of Design And Technology-Chicago, Design And Visual Communications (2004)
High School Diploma, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (1999)

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Recent Candidacies
Illinois State Senate - District 1 in Illinois General Election
Illinois State Senate - District 1 in Illinois Primary Election
Illinois State Senate - District 1 in Illinois General Election
Illinois State Senate - District 1 in Illinois Primary Election

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Javier Loera Cervantes

Illinois State Senate - District 1

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